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EASTERN COUNTIES LEAGUE

■ MULBARTON WANDERERS are a point clear at the top of the table after a 3-0 home win against sixth placed Thetford Town. Ashley Jarvis netted twice for the league leaders with Kieran Smith adding the other.
Great Yarmouth Town are up to second in the league after an impressive 4-0 home victory over Hadleigh United. Reegan Perry, Jake Spooner, Bradley Dagniho and Jack Herbert were all on target for the home side.
Elsewhere, Fakenham Town are up to third after a 3-2 away success against Stowmarket Town and Soham Town Rangers dropped to fourth after suffering a 4-1 defeat at home ...

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